A/C DIAGNOSIS and INSPECTION

Description

Find the Problem Before Replacing Parts

When an air-conditioning system stops cooling, adding refrigerant is not always the answer.

The system may have a refrigerant leak, a compressor problem, an electrical fault, inadequate airflow, a blocked component, a pressure-related problem or another underlying fault.

Our technicians can assess the system and investigate the symptoms before recommending the appropriate repair.

Common A/C Problems We Can Investigate

Aircon blowing warm air

The system may have insufficient refrigerant or a fault with the compressor, condenser, expansion device, evaporator or associated controls.

Aircon cooling is weak

Poor cooling can have several causes, including refrigerant level, airflow, condenser performance, compressor operation or temperature-control problems.

Aircon works intermittently

An intermittent fault may be associated with electrical connections, sensors, pressure switches, compressor operation, cooling fans or control systems.

Strange noises when the A/C is switched on

Unusual sounds may indicate a problem involving the compressor, pulley, clutch, belt or another rotating component.

Weak airflow from the vents

Reduced airflow may be related to the blower system, ventilation components, filters or evaporator-related issues.

Aircon repeatedly loses gas

Repeated refrigerant loss can indicate a leak. Rather than simply adding refrigerant repeatedly, the system should be inspected to identify the source.